But the 27-year-old Davies, who wears a scrum cap, believes "fierce" collisions mean "bangs" are inevitable.
Song: Bang, Bang, Bang, Bang.
7.07pm BST ET 7 min: After Livermore coughs up possession cheaply, Ramsey bangs a fierce shot at goal from 30 yards.
Except, of course, for the drum tower out front, a flimsy box on stilts where men bang out a fierce rhythm high above the crowds.
Its debut album, "Bang Bang Rock & Roll" (Fierce Panda), is chock-full of high-energy odes to pretension, like "Modern Art" ("Modern art/ Makes me/ Want to rock out!"), that are as sarcastic as they are entirely sincere.
Some will bang pots and pans together with fierce force, as if to beat out the pain, the societal-laced shame, on their route.
Looking back on those fierce arguments and panics about Caribbeans, Indians or Bang-ladeshis, it seems odd to see how little serious thought or information lay behind them.
How to generate the swiftest bang for the buck is a subject of fierce debate among economists.
A fierce demand for offices and housing means a constant crash and bang of construction.Naim Khan Turk of CB Richard Ellis, a property consultancy, says projects under way will triple the city's commercial floorspace within four years.
This is something Dieter Helm wisely bangs on about in his book "The Carbon Crunch", which plays a fierce devil's advocate against the usual solutions to battle climate change.
